Lincoln High School - President Yearbook (Ferndale, MI)

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THE PRESIDENT - I933 Top Row. lvil 10 righlf-Fi Armstrong H Ieflnlr R Huber TI Pifnnchnrd R Murplmy. R Xlnrlin, IW Bnlhrv, li Anderson. I. Hill. R.1h.1rhf'd. G Km Q Sm'or1dlh7u'7lNI. Pickering J Pavers O Nlann. J Shoenmlwr J Hanna, E Rosen.1u,H Icrguson XI NYM-.nn I Tobun A. 01.1, W Webb. Mas XX' Shell lizrsl lQr1wfL Nluncvy. T. Ioonwer. R. XX'rchx, O Si.-ver. I' Hifi-ir. J bhnrp. H Br-.1ch. Il. Pxvrcc, NI Kuhn R 4 lumel' IT. Andrews. J XX'clch. INTER NOS CLUB The lnTer Nos Club has The disTincT'on oT be'ng one oT The oldesT clubs oT lincoln l-ligh School. As LaTin has survived The ccnTuries, so This organizaTion Tor LaTin sTu- denTs has sTood The TesT oT more Than a decade. lTs purpose has always been To creaTe and mafnTain inTeresT in l.aTin and provide a means oT social Tellowship among sTudenTs OT The Classics. By iTs name inTer famongl, and nos Iourselvesj, no sciTishness is inTended buT merely close Triend' ship and loyalTy To The subjecT. lT has a'med To be oT service ThroughouT The school. Membership is lim'Ted only To Those having aT leasT one semesTer's sTudy oT LaTin. This pasT year There have been approx'maTely 40 members, represenTing The boys and girls almosT equally. The organizaTion OT The club is in imiTaTion oT The Roman sTaTe during The period OT The republic. l:irsT year LaTin sTudenTs are considered plebeians, while second Year LaTin sTudenTs are The more hoonred paTricians, whose badge is The purple sTripe. These groups have enjoyed This semesTer, Tor The TirsT Time, The innovaTion oT club pledges serving as Their slaves. The principal oTFicers are Two consuls who alTernaTe as presiding oTTicers, The guaesTor or Treasurer, and The scriba or secreTary, who, according To LaTin derivaTion is supposed To be The lceeper oT The club secreTs and noT To scribble Too much. There are also Two censors, Tribunes, aediles, a praeTor and ponTiTex. Various acTiviTies have been sponsored by The LaTin club Tor The beneTiT oT LaTin sTudenTs. One OT The major proiecTs was The annual Roman bangueT held in January. This was aTTended by abouT IOO guesTs Togged ouT in Their besT sheeTs and pillow cases. Much merrinnenT was enjoyed by The Roman rnenu and enTerTainmenT by The nine muses, who reclined on couches as a demonsTraTion ol: The ancienT Roman sTyle. lv1enTion should be made oT vocabulary conTesTs arranged and conducTed Tor LaTin classes, The insTiTuTion oT a Roman museum and presenTaTion oT a display cabineT, builT by I-lildreTh Blanchard and made possible by conTribuTions Trom l.aTin sTudenTs. The annual recepTion Tor parenTs and Triends was held aTTer The Roman wedding given in May. lnTer Nos members are convinced ThaT LaTin is by no means a dead language. lhmr limhrgfffii v as .kd .1 .

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THE PRESIDENT--I933 lap Ilmu. lvl! In riqf-I D Olivcr. I.. Kanlz. lf lklogelgnard, H XVcsscl. Ii. Burns. B, Dauglwrty. E. Broome. A. Maule, Xrinrnl IQ-lu' AX Walden ll Jonrs, ,l, Mrlzger, 1' XVhmng. R Irwin. K. Greene. R Chntivu T. Petoskey. Mrs. Lane. lirsr R-in S Rl-nn 1 M--naglun, G XVvlls, D Monaghan X' NlcCulchcon. I7 Thomas ll Mvcrs. S Drll, PresidenT Floyd KanTz. Vice-PresidenT Bernadine Rikar SecreTary .,,. . Grace Copping Treasurer . , . . , Fin Mogelgaard The lnTernaTional Club is a combinaTion of Two clubs, The Spanish Club and The French Club. The Two clubs were combined when Miss Parks leTT because The French Club was leTT wiThouT an advisor. Mrs. D. K. Lane was aslced To Talce over The advisorship, buT she didn'T Teel as Though she would have enough Time Tor boTh The clubs because she was already The advisor of The Spanish Club. The purpose oT our club is To pronnoTe a beTTer undersTanding oT The people, Their cusTorns, and The languages oT France and Spain, and To bring TogeTher socially, The sTudenTs OT boTh The modern foreign languages. We have Two meeTings a monTh. The TirsT meeTing is on The second Tuesday and is in The aTTernoonq The second meeTing is The TourTh Tuesday oT The monTh and is aT nighT. The aTTernoon meeTing is our business mee-Ting: The nighT meeTing is our social meeTing where we play games in The Toreign languages, hear debaTes or reporTs come paring The counTries or have ouTside spealcers or presenT plays. We sTarTed To plan a ST. PaTricl4's Dance wiTh The lnTer Nos Club, buT when The banks closed The dance was posTponed. 1'.i.i. I

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THE PRESIDENT--I933 GIRLSCOUTS , The Girl ScouTs oT Ferndale, Troop I, have meT each 'Ihursday during The school year. We have eleven lenderTooT ScouTs and nine Second Class ScouTs. PaTricia Thomson, Anne McClellan, Barbara Izlmers and UoroTITy Moorhead l1a.e been The PaTrol Leaders. lhe members of our group are: CapTain .... ,. i ..,., Florence A. Warren l.ieuTenanT , . , ,,.. . , ,MargareT timer. Barbara Elmers PaTricia ilhomson DoroThy Moorhead Grace I-Iavis MargueriTe VanArsdel Glennys Jones Shirley Miller Genevieve Leppard Marjorie Browne Mary boppen Elma Perry MargaieT Barry Jean BenneTT Gladys baiiow Vera STrachan Isobel Furnish Nancy Kelly Louise PraTT Anne McClellan Grace Burns CAMP FIRE GIRLS oTYoKwA ekour PresidenT , , . , , , , , , , . Ellen I-Iagle Vice-PresidenT ..... . r i ,,.. ..... M argueriTe Chal'Tee SecreTary , ,... . ., Jane McCauI Treasurer ., .. .. ......,.r, ., ,W ,. Ela.ne SandT Scribe , . . , , . . , . .,., , Barbara I-Ienderson We had our TirsT meeTing lasT Tall on SepTember l4Th. ilhe I4 girls presenT elecTed Grace Wells, presidenT: Jane McCauI, vice-president Mary CaTherine Brooks, secre- Iaryg Eileen Shillody, Treasurer, and Ellen I-lagle, scribe. Ellen won a scribe honor Tor sending aT leasT eighT consecuTive reporTs To headquarTers. In OcTober we had a parTy Tor new members and Iafer Tour guesTs ioined. We Turned in 36 garmenTs To Needlework Guild and received our beads in March. We also planned To give The proceeds of our candy sales To local welTare, buT The bank closed. We decided To have one person responsible Tor our welfare proiecTs, so Barbara Chopin was eIecTed. Ten oT us wenT on a conducTed Trip Through DeTroiT's STaTIer I-IoTel in December. We had a ceremonial Tor our new members before ChrisTmas and six girls carolled Through PIeasanT Ridge ChrisTmas Eve. Kind Bearers gave us over sweven dollars Tor The CommuniTy Fund. F January was a busy monTh wiTh exams, so we had only Two meeTings. BuT in Feb- ruary we elecTed new oTTicers and had a Transfer Trom a R. O. group. We gave a ceremonial and Tea aT Mrs. I-larper's house Tor broThers, as parT of our birThday re- quiremenT. Two Tire maker devisers were given in February, and ThaT shorT monTh iusT Tlew pasT. In March we all worked on The birThday proiecT, which This year was called Mak- ing The MosT of Me. Three girls, Mary CaTherine Brook, Ellen I-Tagle and Olive fl .-nrmui-ii un Pain Om' Hundrrd lfifrevnl fungi- Eighrq